AllLights Puzzle
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AllLights is a simple (but not easy) logic puzzle. The object of this game is to turn on all 25 "lights" on the board.
Instructions. Click the puzzle once to activate it. Clicking any square toggles its light as well as the lights of all horizontally and vertically adjacent squares on and off. Your goal is to click the squares in an order that results in all the squares on the board being lit.
As you play, the number of lit squares displays in the LightOn box. The number of dark squares displays in the LightOff box.
There is no time limit on the game. If you feel like you've messed it up too much to ever solve the puzzle, click the RESTART button to begin again.
This is a great puzzle for building concentration and brain power. Have fun!
Game created by Yasunari Hiramatsu. Copyright 1996.
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